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@visx/curve
Advanced tools
npm install --save @visx/curve
The @visx/curve
package is a wrapper of the d3-shape curve
functions. A curve
is a function that can be passed into other visx
objects that draw lines or
paths, such as a LinePath
, to change the way the line between points is drawn. Click on the
example below for an interactive way to explore curve aesthetics.
Any function with the prefix curve
in d3
can be used through visx
like so:
import { curveCatmullRomOpen } from '@visx/curve';
let line = (<Shape.LinePath curve={curveCatmullRomOpen} />)
// or if you want namespace all Curves under the `Curve`
import * as Curve from `@visx/curve`;
let line = (<Shape.LinePath curve={Curve.curveCatmullRomOpen} />)
visx | d3 |
---|---|
curveBasis | curveBasis |
curveBasisClose | curveBasisClosed |
curveBasisOpen | curveBasisOpen |
curveStep | curveStep |
curveStepAfter | curveStepAfter |
curveStepBefore | curveStepbefore |
curveBundle | curveBundle |
curveLinear | curveLinear |
curveLinearClosed | curveLinearClosed |
curveMonotoneX | curveMonotoneX |
curveMonotoneY | curveMonotoneY |
curveCardinal | curveCardinal |
curveCardinalClosed | curveCardinalClosed |
curveCardinalOpen | curveCardinalOpen |
curveCatmullRom | curveCatmullRom |
curveCatmullRomClosed | curveCatmullRomClosed |
curveCatmullRomOpen | curveCatmullRomOpen |
curveNatural | curveNatural |
FAQs
visx curve
The npm package @visx/curve receives a total of 373,696 weekly downloads. As such, @visx/curve popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @visx/curve demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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